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Hey, Chelsea Sexton stole my joke: chelsea sexton on Twitter: . I'm honoured :smile: (I know, FF made it easy to come up with this.)Looks like the 'd' in the company name should be a 'w' :wink:
Every time I see this thread, I mistakenly read the subject as "Faraway Future." Might be more apt in spite of the PR.
None of them. GM's EV1 facility in Socal disintegrated and many engineers were dispersed throughout SoCal, ending up together again at FF.I wonder which of the poached Tesla engineers designed this. :tongue:
Well, apparently there is/are prototype(s) running around now. See the article at electrek. Heavily camoflaged, but seems like a rather uninspiring design.
Faraday Future is building a fleet of prototypes, more vehicles spotted testing in the wild
You think maybe all the recent hires in the US may turn out to be Manchurian Candidates?I follow FF on Facebook and they occasionally put out some vague little preview of some techie piece-part (today it was about how their self-driving system uses Lidar).
It's all very strange, how they are so reticent to release any actual info about anything. They apparently have 1400+ employees now (which, even assuming they are paying everyone an absurd $30k a year means they are burning through millions every month just in base salary) but if you Google around it's darn near impossible to find anyone that mentions anything about working there.
I get being secretive to avoid giving away good info to competitors, but FF just feels super weird. Is it that they don't want to reveal that this amazing new car maker in the US is funded completely by China? They apparently haven't even started on building their factory, so you know that actual cars are YEARS away.
I just can't help but feel that this entire thing is a evil scheme by a supervillian, and that if you actually go to their facility there will only be 20 people who construct slick visuals to distract us for when the AI robots stream out to kill us all.
I follow FF on Facebook and they occasionally put out some vague little preview of some techie piece-part (today it was about how their self-driving system uses Lidar).
It's all very strange, how they are so reticent to release any actual info about anything. They apparently have 1400+ employees now (which, even assuming they are paying everyone an absurd $30k a year means they are burning through millions every month just in base salary) but if you Google around it's darn near impossible to find anyone that mentions anything about working there.
I get being secretive to avoid giving away good info to competitors, but FF just feels super weird. Is it that they don't want to reveal that this amazing new car maker in the US is funded completely by China? They apparently haven't even started on building their factory, so you know that actual cars are YEARS away.
I just can't help but feel that this entire thing is a evil scheme by a supervillian, and that if you actually go to their facility there will only be 20 people who construct slick visuals to distract us for when the AI robots stream out to kill us all.
Well, apparently there is/are prototype(s) running around now. See the article at electrek. Heavily camoflaged, but seems like a rather uninspiring design.
Faraday Future is building a fleet of prototypes, more vehicles spotted testing in the wild